Sentence examples for angst about how from inspiring English sources

As opposed to songs you might hear today that come from a place of angst about how you're feeling some given weekend.

Wait for a friend who could drive to come by, and then there would be hours of aimless driving, too much drinking or other forms of mild substance abuse, culminating in spasms of angst about how Life was going on somewhere, just not here.

But now a decision by the County Commission to dismantle and forever silence the sirens on Jan . 1has opened up a fault line of its own, as questions of hard science and geology — about the big quake that scientists say will surely strike here one day — mix with emotion and angst about how human beings and emergency managers prepare for, or deny, that eventuality.

The summer I was trying to think about ideas, I was filled with angst about how "Oh, this is not a good idea," or "Maybe this isn't that important".

Gentrification is so often talked about in terms of its effect on young people - we hear about creatives being priced out, we angst about how millennials are anxious they'll never get on the property ladder, we pillory cereal cafes.

That's why, instead of angsting about how the Tea Party has cost them the chance to pass a cap and trade bill or to fund some kind of universal preschool, liberals should be focused like a laser beam on the Obamacare rollout.

Given the focus on reasoning, preferences, norms and collective beliefs (conceptualisations) in this synthesis it was logical to draw on literature in which the participants – patients, GPs and trainees outline their theories and angst about multimorbidity and how learning and care function in this context as well as more traditional sources of empirical and theoretical evidence.

Previous American comics had flawless heroes like Superman and Flash, but Spider-Man is full of teenage angst – it's as much about how difficult it is to grow up as it is about superpowers or killing baddies.

Exactly how all this will play out isn't yet clear, and angst is rising in the blogosphere about how researchers seeking new funding for their projects will be affected.

But is it really worth all the fuss — the angst about who to go with, how to ask, what to wear and how much to spend?

I read a fascinating article by Edward Helmore in the Guardian the other day about how there is considerable angst among luxury brands that young Chinese consumers, who are responsible for one third of luxury goods and fashion sales, are not living up to expectations in terms of buying their share of fashion and bling.